Celadon water cup l Painted iron engraved pattern l 260ml tea cup

Size: Width 7.2 * Height 13.2 cm; 80% full approx. 260ml (manual measurement, there is an error of 0.5cm) Material: porcelain clay mixed with purple red clay, fired at 1230 degrees high temperature ----------------------------------------------- The glaze color is transparent, and the blue, green, and yellow colors appear due to changes in the thickness of the glaze, as transparent as a marble. Casual Series: I have always liked "serious and casual" creations. To scrape out natural and non-casual lines on the clay during drawing is a task that I failed several times before I got the feel of it. Keeping lines balanced has also become a very important part of creation. Finally, iron that matches the glaze color is used for painting, so that all the lines are stacked to create a deep and changing black, which is what these works are intended to present. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51930078145_de4d779f33_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51928472262_512bae0dcc_b.jpg There's a little mark on the inside of the cup https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51929539443_0fffcbbc4f_b.jpg Water cups of the same series: https://www.pinkoi.com/product/XxGA6fpE ----------------------------------------------- https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49470641188_a2c74a538c_b.jpg ｜How to make｜ Embossed molding > First firing > Glaze preparation > Second reduction firing ｜Notes｜ ■ The surface of the work is uneven or inaccurate, and there are slight differences. These are traces of hand-making, which makes each product more unique. ■ Even the works in the same series may have slightly different shapes and appearances. ■ The glaze may have ice cracks, glaze shrinkage, or pinholes, which are normal phenomena. ■ Electric pots and dish dryers can be used.**Do not use direct heat or oven. Rapid cooling may cause damage to the pottery.** ■Please use general neutral dishwashing detergent to clean.**Do not**use steel brushes or extremely hard materials, as this may easily cause glaze wear. ■ Every trace of use will be absorbed by the pottery, and the color and feel will become more and more familiar to the user. ■ Photography cannot present the truest aspect of pottery. If you have any questions about the work, please feel free to send us a private message. **The packaging will use reused materials (such as newspapers, cartons), so please forgive me for the poor appearance. The whole process of packaging ceramics for fragile items will be videotaped.** **Since supermarkets cannot guarantee the safety of packages, they are not responsible for damage to items if you choose to pick up the goods at a supermarket.**